They Called Me Queer

They Called Me Queer

They Called Me Queer

They Called Me Queer

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Overview

'They Called Me Queer' is a collection written by Africans who self-identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex and asexual (LGBTQIA+). Across the continent, and throughout the world, South Africa has become known for its tolerance towards us, the LGBTQIA+ community. However, even if being who we are is legal, we live in a devastatingly segregated and unequal society, where the combo of race, class, gender and sexual identities still heavily impacts every part of our daily lives. This collection of stories is a testimony to who we are. It is an assertion of our struggles, but also our triumphs, our joys. These are our stories of acceptance and rejection, of young love and old lovers, of the agonising thrills of coming out and coming into ourselves, of our sex lives, of our families and communities.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780795709180
Publisher: Kwela
Publication date: 08/19/2019
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 240
File size: 2 MB

About the Author

Kim Windvogel is a Human Rights Defender and graduate from the University of Cape Town in South Africa. Kim is the co-founder and Advocacy Officer of FemmeProjects, an organisation that focuses on sexual&reproductive health&rights. Kim has great interest in policy influencing and implementation in South Africa. They are a member of the Sexual&Reproductive Justice Coalition and an admin of Abortion Support South Africa (ASSA). In their free time, Kim writes poetry for queer people under the pseudonym Blazing Non-binary and has released two anthologies: 'Resist The Paradox of Love and Other Societal Disorders' and 'Closet Conversations | a cause for chaos |'. In 2018 they were part of the first cohort of fellows for the Outright Action International's UN-programme.
Kelly-Eve Koopman is a story-teller and activist who works across genres and disciplines. With her partner Sarah Summers she has developed the webseries and online dialogue platform Coloured Mentality. She is currently a delegate on the Atlantic Fellowship for Racial Equity. She is a co-director and one third of Femmeprojects an organisation focused on intersectional approaches to Sexual And Reproductive Health Education. She was selected as one of the five finalists as part of the Distell National Playwrighting competition this year and is working on various film and TV projects.
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